Only one I knew was Sanchez and he sucked before and after lol.Scarlet_Buckeye;1645835 wrote:I know this doesn't answer the "and been fine after" part... but to answer the "who has had a labrum repair" part... Mark Sanchez, Blaine Gabbert, Nick Foles. Nick Foles might be the best "and been fine after" example.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2014/08/19/ohio-state-qb-braxton-miller-out-for-season-with-shoulder-injury/14283351/
[h=1]Ohio State QB Braxton Miller out for season, plans to return next season[/h]
Oh wow! How'd you get this scoop? I haven't seen it anywhere.salto;1645906 wrote:http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2014/08/19/ohio-state-qb-braxton-miller-out-for-season-with-shoulder-injury/14283351/
He's done for. Can't make it through the preseason with out injuring his shoulder again.
It is the latest scoop I could find on the subject. I didn't realize the OC had a rule of only one link per topic.HighRoller74;1645911 wrote:Oh wow! How'd you get this scoop? I haven't seen it anywhere.
I was too, and I agree. I like being cast us the underdog (which we will be in the B1G East), and with Urban at the helm with an inexperienced QB, I think we'll be pleasantly surprised when all's said and done...GO BUCKS!!!Tiernan;1645961 wrote:I was always skeptical of Braxton making it thru the season to begin with and now it's time to quit lamenting and start supporting JT. He has 8 games to get ready for the first real test at MSU. We're gonna be fine people.
Mulva;1646171 wrote:That has to be from last year. Texas A&M #3? Louisville #7? Notre Dame?
wildcats20;1646173 wrote:That was last year. But he was also on this years regional issue.
wildcats20;1646174 wrote:
Let's not overlook a trip to Happy Valley on 10-25.vball10set;1646049 wrote:I was too, and I agree. I like being cast us the underdog (which we will be in the B1G East), and with Urban at the helm with an inexperienced QB, I think we'll be pleasantly surprised when all's said and done...GO BUCKS!!!
Absolutely not. I said I felt they could lose two games, and I had this one and the one at MSU as potential losses.slingshot4ever;1646196 wrote:Let's not overlook a trip to Happy Valley on 10-25.
Completely agree. It seems to me that many of the "experts" are down on PSU this year. Not me. I'm quite the opposite, actually. I think Hackenberg is one of the better QBs in college football, and I fully expect the Nittany Lions to provide one heckuva fight this season.slingshot4ever;1646196 wrote:Let's not overlook a trip to Happy Valley on 10-25.
Hackenberg sucksScarlet_Buckeye;1646347 wrote:Completely agree. It seems to me that many of the "experts" are down on PSU this year. Not me. I'm quite the opposite, actually. I think Hackenberg is one of the better QBs in college football, and I fully expect the Nittany Lions to provide one heckuva fight this season.
Decent write-up. I generally agree with Hinton's assessment. For me, it's like the "expectation" pressure is off with an assumption of a 10-2 season a good possibility as opposed to dreams of a national championship.Heretic;1646091 wrote:Apparently, it isn't doom and gloom in some places. Unless you count the mocking of doom as being doom itself. Which you shouldn't.
http://grantland.com/the-triangle/braxton-miller-season-ending-injury-ohio-state-2014-national-title-chances-jt-barrett/
Automatik;1646352 wrote:Bosa will be all Big 10.
Fixed.Automatik;1646352 wrote:Bosa will be 1st team All-American
